Baghdad Belts

The Baghdad Belts are at the cultural and political center of Iraq, radiating outward from the center at Baghdad.

Cities

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Map of Baghdad Belts
  • 33.31527844.3661111 Baghdad — the national capital and the country's largest city by far, at the center of the Baghdad Belts region.
  • 34.195943.885682 Samarra — the historic capital of the Abbasid Empire
  • 33.74472244.6436113 Baqubah —
  • 33.3543.7833334 Fallujah —
  • 34.33333345.3833335 Khanaqin Khanaqin on Wikipedia — a lush Kurdish city on the banks of Alwand river, with a historic bridge
  • 33.42583343.2991676 Ramadi —

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Historic image of Tāq Kasrā, in Ctesiphon.

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Get in

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Get around

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Transportation options beside private car and taxis are limited. However, daily passenger services on the railway between Baghdad and Fallujah has been restored.

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Stay safe

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See the warning on the Iraq article.

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